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KILL THE EGO FEATURED ON THE CREATORS PROJECT

Monday, June 28, 2010


The Creators Project is a new network dedicated to the celebration of creativity and culture across media around the world, gathering “the world’s most creative minds”, in partnership with Intel and Vice Magazine.

“At a time in the history of the arts where digital technologies have revolutionized distribution, democratized access, and completely re-imagined the scope and scale with which an artist can create a vision and reach an audience, The Creators Project is a completely new kind of arts and culture channel for a completely new kind of world”

This week, The Creators Project features a series of projects initiated by Dalbin, and among others the movie “Kill The Ego” realised by Soundwalk in collaboration with Rostarr.

Check out Kill the Ego’s page on The Creators Project’s website

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KILL THE EGO ON COLLECTORSERIE

“Kill the Ego” is available for purchase through the Collectorserie iPhone/iPad application. Collectorserie is a visual and musical works of art collection that was developped by Dalbin in collaboration with mobile agency Clicmobile, with the objective of placing contemporary video and sound creation at the collector’s fingertips.


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KILL THE EGO AT FRENCH FESTIVAL SECONDE NATURE

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

“Kill The Ego” from Soundwalk to Rostarr (Trailer) from Dalbin on Vimeo.

Soundwalk is happy to announce the screening of its movie “Kill The Ego” at Seconde Nature Festival’s fourth Edition in Aix-en-Provence, this week-end.

Seconde Nature is a multidisciplinary Festival dedicated to the most recent creative sound, visual, art and multi-media works in the fields of electronic music, digital art, and “other cultural oddities”.

“Kill The Ego” began as a song, as an epic 40-minute-long poem composed of 10 years of sound recordings captured in New York by Soundwalk between 1998 and 2008. The fragmented memories of poets and dominatrixes, of pimps and prophets, of visionaries and lost children – the gamut of stories from the street: of the most obscure corners, of underground unrest, intimate and universal biographies of Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx – Soundwalk has captured and woven together the sounds, conversations, and songs of urbanity. Initiated by Dalbin, this soundtrack of New York City has been represented visually onscreen by the artist Rostarr, who used the sound recordings as a launch for an art series documented by directors Jim Helton and Ron Patane. Inspired by the technique used in Henri-Georges Clouzot’s masterpiece “Le mystère Picasso”, the directors sought to give life to the creative process and gave birth to the aural and visual work that is the film Kill the Ego.

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TICKETS TO WIN

Clark Magazine is giving away free tickets to the Festival, more info : click here

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SCREENINGS : FRIDAY 11 AND SATURDAY 12 OF JUNE, 7PM – 2AM

“Kill The Ego” will be shown along with four other films on Friday 11th and Saturday 12th of June,  from 7PM to 2AM, at Fondation Vasarely, Aix-En-Provence.

More info about screenings on Seconde Nature’s website

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KILL THE EGO ON COLLECTORSERIE

“Kill the Ego” is available for purchase through the Collectorserie iPhone/iPad application. Collectorserie is a visual and musical works of art collection that was developped by Dalbin in collaboration with mobile agency Clicmobile, with the objective of placing contemporary video and sound creation at the collector’s fingertips.


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“KILL THE EGO” AT CENTRE POMPIDOU: 10 TICKETS TO WIN!

Monday, February 8, 2010

Soundwalk is very pleased to announce the screening of its movie “KILL THE EGO“ at Centre Pompidou’s Hors Pistes 2010: Un Autre Mouvement des Images festival in Paris on February 26.

Since 2006, the Hors Pistes festival has, “in examining new usages of contemporary imagery, shown the ruptures and departures that nourish traditional forms of film and narration. For this 5th edition, a double device illustrates the abundance and authority of images. The contemporary world firstly appears in the screened works, through the uncommon, unconventional and asserted vision of international artists.”
“KILL THE EGO” began as a song, as an epic 40-minute-long poem composed of 10 years of sound recordings captured in New York by Soundwalk between 1998 and 2008. The fragmented memories of poets and dominatrixes, of pimps and prophets, of visionaries and lost children – the gamut of stories from the street: of the most obscure corners, of underground unrest, intimate and universal biographies of Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx – Soundwalk has captured and woven together the sounds, conversations, and songs of urbanity. This soundtrack of New York City has been represented visually onscreen by the artist Rostarr, who used the sound recordings as a launch for an art series documented by directors Jim Helton and Ron Patane. Inspired by the technique used in Henri-Georges Clouzot’s masterpiece “Le mystère Picasso”, the directors sought to give life to the creative process and gave birth to the aural and visual work that is the film KILL THE EGO.

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WIN TICKETS TO “KILL THE EGO” AT CENTRE POMPIDOU!

We are giving away ten tickets to the screening of “KILL THE EGO” at Centre Pompidou in Paris. The contest will run from February 10-18. To win a ticket, leave a comment on this blog post – at the end of the contest period we will select ten winners at random!

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SCREENING: 26 February 2010, 20:00, Centre Pompidou, Paris

Tickets available for sale before the screening at the Centre Pompidou ticket counter for 6€ (4€ reduced price).


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COLLECTOR SERIE | Launched by Label Dalbin, 21 March 2010

“KILL THE EGO” will also be the first piece available for purchase through the Collector Serie application for iPhone. This concept, developed by Label Dalbin in collaboration with mobile agency Clicmobile, will revolutionize the collection and distribution of video art by placing it literally at the collector’s fingertips.

Singer Sebastien Tellier and artist Xavier Veilhan’s film Furtivo will be the second film available for sale through Collector Serie, and will also be screened at Hors Pistes this year (20 February 2010, 19:00).

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KILL THE EGO will also be the first piece available for purchase through the Collector Serie application for iPhone. This concept, developed by Soundwalk co-founder and CEO Alex Kummerman, will revolutionize the collection and distribution of video art by placing it literally at the collector’s fingertips. Xavier Veilhan’s film Furtivo will be the second film available for sale through Collector Serie, and will also be screened at Hors Pistes this year.
[09/02/10 17:05:15] Isabella Neale Yeager: add: Soundwalk contributor Xavier Veilhan?



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EXCLUSIVE STREAMING 24 Hours: The Starck Mix

Monday, September 21, 2009

24 Hours iPhone EXCLUSIVE STREAMING 24 Hours: The Starck Mix

24 Hours : The Starck Mix is a unique 24 hour soundtrack, selected, arranged, composed and mixed by Soundwalk for leading French designer Philippe Starck. Whenever you press play, the mix will start from the exact time it is in his current time zone, no matter where in the world he is that day.

24 Hours: The Starck Mix as an one-of-a-kind iPhone application specially created by Clicmobile and now available from the App Store. Download the iPhone application here.

Philippe Starck has exclusively given this unique 24 hour soundtrack to www.wallpaper.com, www.starck.com and www.soundwalk.com, available via streaming for one month only.

Click here to Stream 24 Hours: The Starck Mix from your web browser.


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